Do not form the habit of fixing a date with your spouse without showing up.
But the officials parted without fixing a date for future talks of any kind.
Last December, in that West Point speech, Obama tried to split the difference, giving the generals what they wanted -- a lot more troops -- but fixing a date for the start of a withdrawal.
At the beginning of May, the king signed a decree dissolving parliament and fixing a date for new elections.
"It's more like fixing a date.
The company will propose a plan to creditors to pay debts and will ask the High Court of Singapore to fix a date to meet with creditors, the statement said.
In P2P applications like Intelligent Decision Advisor IDAA), Distributed Decision Making (DDM), and Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW) [11, 12], a group of multiple peers are required to do cooperation to realize some objective, for example, to fix a date of a meeting and to find a best location to build a building.
Publicly vilified, the CNE directors were obliged to resign.The task of fixing a fresh election date, and the composition of a new CNE directorate, was back in the hands of the interim legislature (popularly known as the congresillo, the little congress, a slimmed-down offshoot of Mr Chavez's original constituent assembly) and of its chairman, Luis Miquilena.
The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), the province's largest party, had refused to fix a date for the handover of policing and justice from Westminster to Stormont.
The media value of the event was, on paper, strictly limited: Pope Benedict XVI was due to fix a date for the canonisation of the 15th century Otranto martyrs, but that was about it.
